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Football

Former Al-Nassr goalkeeper Waleed Abdullah has shared a surprising claim about Cristiano Ronaldo’s potential conversion to Islam.

Abdullah also highlighted that Ronaldo’s respect for Islamic traditions has been evident in various ways.

Cristiano Ronaldo, who has long been known for his Catholic faith, made a significant move to Saudi Arabia in 2023, joining Al-Nassr,.

Cristiano Ronaldo in the frame

Cristiano Ronaldo to Convert to Islam? Ronaldo's Former teammate makes astonishing revelation says, 'He has already prostrated on field after scoring'

Baseball

Juan Soto made history by becoming the highest paid athlete in the World with his contract with New York Mets breaking Shohei Ohtani's earlier record.

This monumental $765 million contract is the largest ever in the history of professional sports.

The Mets' owner, Steve Cohen, is the richest in MLB with a net worth of $21.3 billion.

Juan Soto and Steve Cohen in the World

How did Richest MLB owner pulled off  Biggest Contract in Sporting History, Know everything about Juan Soto's $765 million contract with Mets

Juan Soto, the Dominican baseball prodigy, has made headlines worldwide with the announcement of his monumental contract with the New York Mets.

At $765 million, Soto will earn approximately $314,815 per game throughout the length of his contract.

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Who is Juan Soto that became the highest paid athlete in the World? Everything about the record $765 million contract at 26 years of age 

In a remarkable moment for basketball, LeBron James and his son Bronny made history when they became the first father-son duo to play together in an NBA game.

Cristiano Ronaldo is looking forward to emulate LeBron James with his son Cr7 junior

The 14-year-old recently made headlines after scoring a sensational goal for Al Nassr’s youth team.

LeBron James, Bronny James, Cristiano Ronaldo and MrBeast in the frame 

Cristiano Ronaldo shares his dreams of achieving LeBron and Bronny James' Father-Son Legacy on the Field speaking with MrBeast

Others

 The legendary wrestler faced off against Reigns in the main event of WrestleMania 33 in Orlando, Florida, in a highly anticipated showdown that stretched for 23 minutes.

Reigns defeated Undertaker which was then called as passing the Baton.

Undertaker shares his regret over the loss.

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WWE Legend The Undertaker reflects on 2017 WrestleMania loss against Roman Reigns says, 'That still bothers me...'

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Bad news for Gukesh as he slips in latest FIDE Chess rankings

Tennis

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Does Novak Djokovic’s US Open exit signal end is near? 

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EXPLAINED - India's dominance in Para Badminton in 2024 Paris Paralympics

Cricket

Caribbean Premier League 2024

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Dwayne Bravo announces T20 retirement; confirms THIS TOURNAMENT as his last 

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U20 World Athletics Championships: Shahruk Khan breaks national record again, but fails to win medal

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Northern Districts

Seddon Park, Hamilton

203 by Bruce Edgar v Zimbabwe on October 12, 1984 - w

Bruce Edgar

165 by Peter Truscott v Auckland Aces on March 28, 1964 - d

Peter Truscott

153* by Trevor Franklin v Zimbabwe on October 5, 1984 - d

Trevor Franklin

8/73 by Martin Snedden v Zimbabwe on October 5, 1984 - d

Martin Snedden

6/48 by John Bracewell v Zimbabwe on October 19, 1984 - d

John Bracewell

6/56 by Rodney Redmond v Wellington Firebirds on March 25, 1966 - w

Rodney Redmond

203 by Bruce Edgar v Zimbabwe on October 12, 1984 - Young New Zealand beat Zimbabwe by 8 Wickets

8/73 by Martin Snedden v Zimbabwe on October 5, 1984 - Drawn

Jeff  Crowe

Bertie  Vance

Matthew  Toynbee

Bruce  Edgar

Dermot  Payton

Ian  Smith

David  Stead

JD  Riley

Gavin  Larsen

Richard  Leggat

Alan  Hunt

Ian  Snook

IR  Mason

Graham  Vivian

Warren  Murdock

SR  Speed

Lee  Germon

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Bruce Edgar - (501 runs for Young New Zealand)

Trevor Franklin - (401 runs for Young New Zealand)

Paul McEwan - (369 runs for Young New Zealand)

Paul McEwan

Martin Snedden - (36 wickets for Young New Zealand)

John Bracewell - (14 wickets for Young New Zealand)

JS Parson - (13 wickets for Young New Zealand)

JS Parson

New Zealand - Cello Basin Reserve, Wellington

Zimbabwe - Bulawayo Athletic Club, Bulawayo

New Zealand - Carisbrook, Dunedin

New Zealand - Eden Park, Auckland

Zimbabwe - Harare Sports Club, Harare

New Zealand - AMI Stadium, Christchurch

New Zealand - McLean Park, Napier

New Zealand - Seddon Park, Hamilton

New Zealand - Cook's Gardens, Wanganui

New Zealand - Cornwall Park, Auckland

New Zealand - Kennards Hire Community Oval, Auckland

New Zealand - Fitzherbert Park, Palmerston North

New Zealand - Logan Park, Dunedin

New Zealand - Smallbone Park, Rotorua

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Harare Sports Club, Harare

120* by Philip Horne v Zimbabwe on October 2, 1988 - w

Philip Horne

71 by Trevor Franklin v Zimbabwe on October 24, 1984 - w

65 by Gavin Larsen v Zimbabwe on October 15, 1988 - w

Gavin Larsen

4/10 by Derek Stirling v Zimbabwe on October 14, 1984 - r

Derek Stirling

4/36 by Sean Tracy v Zimbabwe on October 24, 1984 - w

Sean Tracy

3/27 by Stu Duff v Zimbabwe on October 16, 1988 - r

Stu Duff

120* by Philip Horne v Zimbabwe on October 2, 1988 - Young New Zealand beat Zimbabwe by 9 Wickets

4/10 by Derek Stirling v Zimbabwe on October 14, 1984 - Young New Zealand beat Zimbabwe by 100 Runs

Trevor Franklin - (217 runs for Young New Zealand)

Ken Rutherford - (180 runs for Young New Zealand)

Ken Rutherford

Gavin Larsen - (168 runs for Young New Zealand)

William Watson - (10 wickets for Young New Zealand)

William Watson

Derek Stirling - (9 wickets for Young New Zealand)

John Bracewell - (7 wickets for Young New Zealand)

Zimbabwe - Mutare Sports Club, Mutare

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